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How would you mod this 2008 Mexi-Tele?
Posted on 1/10/26 at 7:43 pm
Posted on 1/10/26 at 7:43 pm
Other than filing down the edges of the frets which feels like playing a chainsaw, any other mods recommended by the experts of the music board?
Posted on 1/10/26 at 8:02 pm to deeprig9
I had an identical 1 a while back.
They're pretty good guitars, it shouldn't need a lot.
They're pretty good guitars, it shouldn't need a lot.
Posted on 1/11/26 at 7:58 am to deeprig9
The MVP bang-for-the-buck MIM Tele upgrade ... if you find the treble icy, pull the modern six-steel-saddles bridge and replace it with a vintage style - and warmer yet still plenty bright sounding - three-brass-barrel bridge. The market's best value performer is a Gotoh replacement that has their intonation-friendly compensated brass barrel saddles.
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Before you consider pickup upgrades, make sure the control plate is CTS potentiometers. If not, I am a big fan of Mojotone's vintage taper 250K short shaft pots for Strats and Teles. You will pay a little more for the "MOJO" stamped pots, but they have a sweeter wiper sweep, a tighter spec tolerance, even the turning friction is perfect, not too stiff, not too loose. Available at mojotone.com and via Sweetwater and Musician's Friend.

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Before you consider pickup upgrades, make sure the control plate is CTS potentiometers. If not, I am a big fan of Mojotone's vintage taper 250K short shaft pots for Strats and Teles. You will pay a little more for the "MOJO" stamped pots, but they have a sweeter wiper sweep, a tighter spec tolerance, even the turning friction is perfect, not too stiff, not too loose. Available at mojotone.com and via Sweetwater and Musician's Friend.
This post was edited on 1/11/26 at 8:00 am
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